As NETBALLHer’s next step in addressing barriers for women and girls in sport, this new webinar series aims to answer the questions shared by you throughout the NETBALLHer I Wish I Knew Campaign.
By combining trusted medical expertise from Wellbeing of Women (and other partners) with authentic lived experience from both elite and grassroots athletes, we’re giving netballers and the people around them the knowledge and confidence to understand their bodies, speak up without embarrassment, and stay in the game they love at every age and every stage.
Join us for a webinar series shaped entirely by the real questions and stories from our netball community. Each session brings together trusted medical experts with elite athletes and grassroots players to give you honest answers, lived experience and practical support you can use straight away.
The series consists of five webinars taking place throughout 2026, covering NETBALLHer’s key focus areas of pre/post-natal, puberty, menstrual health, menopause and puberty (for men supporting her).
12 March 2026, 19:00 – 20:00 GMT: Moving through motherhood: In conversation with…
- Dr Louise Roper – NHS Registrar in Obstetrics and Gynaecology
- Ros Cooke – Physiotherapist, Lecturer, Doctoral Researcher and Active Pregnancy Foundation Scientific Advisory Board member
- Eboni Usoro-Brown – President, England Netball and former Vitality Rose
- Jamilah Bruce – Post-partum player and volunteer at Warriors Netball Club
- Kelly Gordon – Chair and Executive Lead, NETBALLHer
In collaboration with Wellbeing of Women, and supported by This Girl Can, and the Active Pregnancy Foundation, this webinar supports players and those around them to understand what pregnancy means for involvement in netball and a healthy return to play.
With expert guidance and lived experience, we’ll explore what’s safe and what to look out for with guidance to understand her body and prepare for a safe, confident return to play when the time is right.
Registration is now open – sign up now.
20 May 2026: Helping her stay in the game through puberty: In conversation with…
- Dr Aziza Sesay – GP, Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer, Health Content Creator, Wellbeing of Women Ambassador
- England Netball athlete, TBC
- Member of the grassroots netball family, TBC
- Kelly Gordon – Chair and Executive Lead, NETBALLHer
This webinar helps those around her to understand how puberty can affect girls physically, emotionally, and socially and how small, supportive actions can help her feel confident, included and able to keep enjoying the game.
We’ll cover what happens during puberty, emotional wellbeing and how to support, periods in sport, kit and body confidence, and how to encourage open, shame-free conversations.
Registration open soon.
July 2026 (date TBC): Understanding menstrual health conditions in sport: In conversation with…
- Panel to be confirmed
This webinar covers common menstrual health conditions such as Fibroids, Endometriosis and PCOS, including when pain or symptoms stop participation, the impact of RED-S and irregular cycles, symptom-management options, and how to adapt training respectfully.
We’ll help players and those supporting them to understand common menstrual health conditions, recognise when pain or symptoms stop participation, identify risks and irregular cycles, and know how to adapt involvement and training respectfully so she can stay included, supported and confident.
Registration open soon.
October 2026 (date TBC): Staying in the game through menopause and beyond: In conversation with…
- Panel to be confirmed
This webinar highlights how menopause can affect involvement in netball physically, mentally and socially, and offers practical ways to support women so they feel confident, comfortable and valued in every role they choose to take on in the sport.
Registration open soon.
November 2026 (date TBC): Understanding puberty for him supporting her: In conversation with…
- Panel to be confirmed
This webinar supports dads, coaches and men supporting her to understand how puberty affects girls in netball physically, emotionally and socially, and how small, supportive actions at home and around the court can make a big difference.
It builds confidence to talk openly, normalise changes, and help her feel included and understood. We’ll cover what happens during puberty, emotional wellbeing and how to support, periods in sport, kit and body confidence, and how to encourage open, shame-free conversations.
Registration open soon.
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